Hello Dear Readers,
I usually stay pretty up to date on the happenings in the
universe, local and in general. But things in Kevin's Crossing have kept
me so preoccupied lately that I was caught unaware when a relatively large
scale event took place in our solar system. A solar eclipse! An event where the moon comes between the
Earth and the sun, blocking out the sun's light, turning day into night, albeit
briefly. A perfect setting for all sorts
of shenanigans to take place!
I found myself completely unprepared to document this event.
When I asked Robyn why she didn't mention it to me, she shrugged and said
she thought I was on it.
But I digress, let's go over all the strange happenings reported
by the citizens of Kevin's Crossing during the solar eclipse yesterday.
The most exciting of which I will save for last. The return of someone who has not graced this
blog for far too long. None of these
reports are from me since I was taking a nap at the time.
·
Ziggy's Mini Mart - nothing. Apparently, Ziggy's closes down
preemptively whenever there is a celestial event on the calendar. Good
for them!
·
Stop signs on Bloomberg St changed to Cyrillic, then changed back.
·
Strange smells were noticed near the intersection of Pennyworth
and March. Could not get clarification on what type of smells.
·
No one in the Walker family, a family with long roots in Kevin’s
Crossing, were able to see the eclipse. I need to follow up and find out
what they saw in its place.
·
An eight-year-old boy, names Bandon, sneezed out a live
grasshopper. There are no corroborating witnesses and the source is far
from reliable.
·
Several dozen people all across town reported seeing a soft blue
point of light in the sky where no known celestial body is located.
·
My favorite local radio station KMO 9.92 switched over to a
mysterious number station. A monotone voice began repeating the numbers
8-32-14 in Polish. I had to look it
up! Polish numbers again!
Now, last, but certainly not least. The long-awaited return
of Jak-Jak! Over a dozen people reported
sightings. Most of these claimed to see him running quickly across lawns
and streets, with a look of determination on his face. I wonder where he
was going. All of these sightings
occurred at the same time but all over town.
This may be the largest number of Jak-Jak sightings at one time that I
am aware of. Unfortunately, it doesn’t give us much new information. Though it is always good to know that Jak-Jak
is out there, doing his thing!
Until next time, I’ll try to keep better up to
date on celestial occurrences and I’ll keep you updated.
Comments
Post a Comment